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Governor Kate Brown Leads Multi-State Effort to Protect Health Care Coverage for Pre-Existing Conditions

Governor Kate Brown Leads Multi-State Effort to Protect Health Care Coverage for Pre-Existing Conditions   (Salem, OR) — Governor Kate Brown is leading eight other states in a call to the federal government to stop undermining the health care that Americans across the country rely on. Joined by Governors Inslee (Washington), Bullock (Montana), Cooper (North Carolina), Dayton (Minnesota), Hickenlooper (Colorado), Malloy (Connecticut), Northam (Virginia), and Wolf (Pennsylvania), Brown contacted Attorney […]

todayJune 20, 2018

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Forwarded from the desk of Rep. David Gomberg: Federal Correctional Institution in Sheridan

Forwarded from the desk of Rep. David Gomberg: On Saturday morning I joined the Beachcomber Days parade in Waldport. As is my practice, I walked the parade route, greeting folks along the sidewalk. On four separate occasions, people stood up and told him how distressed they were that families detained by ICE were being separated and children were being warehoused in Texas. My sad reply was that the situation was much closer than they […]

todayJune 18, 2018

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Beneficial bats help control insects in the garden

CORVALLIS, Ore. – With a swish of his cape, Count Dracula ruined the reputation of bats forevermore. Maybe. In the 120 years since “Dracula” came on the scene and spooked us into believing bats are bad, we’re beginning to get a grasp on the truth: Their voracious appetite for insects turns them into a living pesticide that saves farmers billions of dollars a year and helps rid our backyards of […]

todayJune 15, 2018

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Research shows short gamma-ray bursts do follow binary neutron star mergers

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Researchers at Oregon State University have confirmed that last fall’s union of two neutron stars did in fact cause a short gamma-ray burst. The findings, published today in Physical Review Letters, represent a key step forward in astrophysicists’ understanding of the relationship between binary neutron star mergers, gravitational waves and short gamma-ray bursts. Commonly abbreviated as GRBs, gamma-ray bursts are narrow beams of electromagnetic waves of the […]

todayJune 14, 2018

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OSU Master Gardener state conference open to all

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Stellar speakers, inspiration and new friends await gardeners attending the Growing Gardens conference July 13-14 at Linfield College in McMinnville. The event, presented by the Oregon Master Gardner Association in cooperation with Oregon State University Extension Service, was formerly known as Mini College. A wide range of speakers are in store, including Thursday’s keynote speaker Philip Mote, who will talk about what climate change means for gardeners. […]

todayJune 14, 2018

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Governor Kate Brown to Speak at Oregon Tech Commencement, Sign Oregon National Guard Tuition Bill in Klamath Falls

Governor Kate Brown to Speak at Oregon Tech Commencement, Sign Oregon National Guard Tuition Bill in Klamath Falls   (Salem, OR) — Governor Kate Brown will visit Klamath Falls this weekend, where she will deliver the keynote address at Oregon Institute of Technology’s commencement ceremony. Following that event, she will visit Kingsley Air Force Base to sign HB 4035, which provides tuition assistance for Oregon National Guard members. Oregon Tech, as it […]

todayJune 14, 2018

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Multilingual students are making significant academic progress despite perceptions otherwise

CORVALLIS, Ore. – A new analysis of multilingual students’ academic progress shows that the group’s achievement in reading and math grew substantially between 2003 and 2015, challenging the perception that these students have demonstrated few academic gains in recent years. Multilingual students’ test scores on the National Assessment of Education Progress improved two to three times more than monolingual students’ scores in both reading and math in grades 4 and […]

todayJune 12, 2018

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Oregon State University to lead building of second ship for national research fleet

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University has received $88 million from the National Science Foundation to lead construction of a second Regional Class Research Vessel to help bolster the nation’s aging academic research fleet. The National Science Foundation selected Oregon State in 2013 to lead the initial design phase for as many as three new vessels, and the National Science Board authorized as much as $365 million for the project. […]

todayJune 12, 2018

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Toledo Public Library receives a grant from the Pilcrow Foundation’s Children’s Book Project

The Toledo Public Library is proud to announce that is has received a grant from the Pilcrow Foundation’s Children’s Book Project. To qualify for the grant, libraries must be located in a rural area within the 50 United States, have a limited operating budget, have an active children’s department, and raise $200-$400 through a local sponsor. Located more than 25 miles from an urban area (population over 50,000) and serving […]

todayMay 31, 2018

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